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When I was 23, a year after graduating from college, I let my ACBL membership lapse, and quit the game for four years. I came back to the game at 27, but despite that, I haven't played in an ACBL-sanctioned game since. I want to explain why, and why I think young people like me may feel rebuffed by the ACBL and by the US bridge community. To give an idea of my level, I'm nowhere near an expert, but I love the game. I inhale books (currently re-reading bridge squeezes complete). I play online every day of...

Threat Actor Uses Merdoor Backdoor to Hit Asian Orgs - Vimarsana News

Threat Actor Uses Merdoor Backdoor to Hit Asian Orgs

A threat actor is using a custom-made backdoor to target organizations operating in South and Southeast Asia. Sectors at immediate risk include government,

Threat Actor Uses Merdoor Backdoor to Hit Asian Orgs - Vimarsana News

Threat Actor Uses Merdoor Backdoor to Hit Asian Orgs

A threat actor is using a custom-made backdoor to target organizations operating in South and Southeast Asia. Sectors at immediate risk include government,

Google Chrome Is About to Be Problem on Your Parents' PC - Vimarsana News

Google Chrome Is About to Be Problem on Your Parents' PC

No one should be running Chrome on Windows 7 in 2023.

Chinese APT Groups Targeted Asian Telecoms - Vimarsana News

Chinese APT Groups Targeted Asian Telecoms

GovInfoSecurity August 19, 2021 August 4, 2021 dangun127) • August 3, 2021     (Photo: David Yu/Pixabay) Chinese advanced persistent threat groups compromised networks of telecommunication providers across Southeast Asia in an effort to harvest customers' sensitive communications, according to a new report from the security firm Cybereason. As in other Chinese cyberattacks, these APT campaigns exploited flaws in Microsoft Exchange servers. The researchers uncovered several previously unidentified cyberattack campa...